Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 7:14 PM I am so sorry I missed this showing! We were out of town. Of all the theatres on Broadway, the Palace and the UA are the two I haven't yet seen.Hope you had a wonderful time, and thanks for the link t…
Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 7:14 PM 11 comments You know what's the best part of this year's Last Remaining Seats? We're getting the opportunity to spend a couple of hours in the 100-year-old Palace Theatre, and on its 100th birthday no…
You know what's the best part of this year's Last Remaining Seats? We're getting the opportunity to spend a couple of hours in the 100-year-old Palace Theatre, and on its 100th birthday no less.It's the L.A. Conservancy's 25th year of holdi…
You know what's the best part of this year's Last Remaining Seats? We're getting the opportunity to spend a couple of hours in the 100-year-old Palace Theatre, and on its 100th birthday no less.It's the L.A. Conservancy's 25th year of holdi…
Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 9:16 PM What a great suggestion!! The Million Dollar is a fantastic theatre, even the exterior is worth spending a lot of time examining.People can stop off at the market and grab something to eat, too. i jus…
Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 8:54 PM Stopped by on a whim. Glad to see you're backing posting. I'm delighted to see you back, Floyd.If you have found the task of documenting all the Landmarks daunting, have you considered assigning proje…
Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 10:27 PM See! Behold! Witness! Observe! thanks to you I did. What a fantastic and sad story..a spin on the theme of the heiress running off with the stable boy. Did I mention the woodwork, glorious! Holy tapi…
Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 10:53 PM Labels: West Adams/Baldwin Hills/Leimert Park Wow. Church histories don't get much more colorful than that. It amazes me that all of this could be somehow gleaned from reading old L.A. Times newspape…
Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 10:05 PM Labels: Sherman Oaks/Studio City/Toluca Lake/Cahuenga Pass What a sad state of affairs at the Laurelwood! I've always wanted to see this place, but just haven't made it over there.I didn't know the c…
Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 9:27 PM Beautiful photos, worthy of a coffee table book! You really gave the feeling of the interior, especially comparing the old and new.I haven't lately, but I attended the LA Conservancy's first "Last Rem…
Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 8:05 PM I still call it the Macy Street Bridge. I wish I could have seen the covered bridge version. I've never walked the length of this bridge. Your beautiful photos have aroused my curiosity. Also, what a
Posted by Floyd B. Bariscale at 10:47 PM Labels: Silver Lake/Echo Park/Elysian Valley Thanks, Miss Havisham. We'll need a mason to fix that stone wall, too. I'll bring milk and cookies and help you tint the base paint. I love that image of